Windows Phone Thoughts: Spb Mobile Shell 2.0 Released

"Spb Software House, the world's leading Windows Mobile software vendor, upgrades its outstanding Spb Mobile Shell software to version 2.0. Spb Mobile Shell is an application that completely overhauls the innate Windows Mobile user interface, making it more direct, logical, and slick. The software first hit the market in 2007 and quickly gained recognition among end-users and mobile device manufacturers. By the end of 2007, Spb Mobile Shell became the best-selling Pocket PC application in the world, was named the best interface/menu improver by Smartphone & Pocket PC Magazine, the Best Evolution Application by Handango, and the Best Program for PDA’s by the Shareware Industry Awards. Spb Mobile Shell turns the Windows Mobile device into a better phone: gives access to crucial information at a glance, enables one-hand navigation, minimizes the number of taps to launching programs, changing settings, making calls. The new Spb Mobile Shell offers a great choice of haptic animation, it is more futuristic and practical in design, yet it is lower in memory consumption."



Spb Mobile Shell 1.x made a name for itself. Not only did it sell well through retail channels, a couple of manufacturers scooped it up and bundled it with their Windows Mobile Professional devices. Fast-forward to present day and we see the release of Spb Mobile Shell 2.0. The developers promise that it has more bang, is easier to use, and consumes less memory than ever before, and having used the beta version for the past few weeks, I can attest to that.

If you're a registered user of Spb Mobile Shell 1.x, you can upgrade to 2.0 for $14.95, or free if you purchased the application within the last 90 days. Otherwise, hit our affiliate software store (Handango) for a free trial version, or the full version for $29.95.